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I really like the art of Mantegna.
Mr. Mantegna, tell me what you don't like about yourself.
Movie of the week with Joe Mantegna.
Mantegna died on September 13, 1506 in Mantua.
Also, unfortunately, Joe Mantegna has dropped out.
Mantegna has been characterised as strongly jealous of his independence;
While at the Gonzaga court, Mantegna attained a position of great respect.
Mantegna presumably saw Castagno's frescoes of evangelists and saints in the church of San Zaccaria during a visit to Venice in 1447.
Both halves are now reunited at Mantegna and Bellini exhibition in London.
In 1448, at age 17, Mantegna disassociated himself from Squarcione's guardianship to establish his own workshop in Padua, later claiming that Squarcione had profited considerably from his services without giving due recompense.
Notwithstanding ill health andadvanced age, Mantegna worked intensively during the remaining years of his life.
A teacher of painting and a collector of antiquities in Padua, Squarcione drew the cream of young local talent to his studio, which some of his protégés,such as Mantegna and the painter Marco Zoppo, later had cause to regret.
During the following year(1449), Mantegna worked on the fresco decoration of the Ovetari Chapel in the Eremitani Church in Padua.
In these paintings, reflecting the classical tastes of his new patron,Francesco, Mantegna reached the peak of his late style.
The Gonzaga patronage provided Mantegna a fixed income(which did not always materialize) and the opportunity to create what became his best-known surviving work, the so-called Camera degli Sposi in the Palazzo Ducale at Mantua.
A third canvas intended for this program,with the legend of the god Comus, was unfinished when Mantegna died and was completed by his successor at the Gonzaga court, Lorenzo Costa.
Mantegna transformed the small interior room into an elegant open-air pavilion, to which the room's real and fictive occupants(actually one and the same, since the beholders must have been members of that very court) were transported from deep within an essentially medieval urban castle.
On the other hand,through a process of artistic synthesis, Mantegna sensed the forces and significances below the surfaces of Roman grandeur.
In the last years of his life, Mantegna painted the Parnassus(1497), a picture celebrating the marriage of Isabella d'Este to Francesco Gonzaga in 1490, and Wisdom Overcoming the Vices(1502) for Isabella's studiolo(a small room in the Gonzaga palace at Mantua embellished with fine paintings and carvings of mythological subjects intended to display the erudition and advanced taste of its patron).
By his thoroughgoing description of antique forms coupled with an instinctive sense of the political realities that underlay their original creation, Mantegna lent great impetus to the antique revival movement at mid-century.
In the Camera degli Sposi, however, Mantegna constructed a system of homogeneous decoration on all four walls of the room, mainly by means of highly realistic painted architectural elements on walls and ceilings, which from ground level convincingly imitate three-dimensionally extended shapes.